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HASEGAWA HA09075 1/48 F4U-5N CORSAIR (Plastic Assembly Model Kit)HASEGAWA HA09075 1 48 F4U 5N CORSAIR (Plastic Assembly Model Kit) The F4U 5, the culmination of the F4U Corsair series, which was completely modernized and produced after World War II, was the Navy's fastest reciprocating fighter at that time, surpassing the F8F 2 maximum speed. The engine mounting position has moved forward, and the cowling itself has become slightly larger, resulting in an appearance that emphasizes the length of the nose.
HASEGAWA HA09075 1/48 F4U-5N CORSAIR (Plastic Assembly Model Kit)-The F4U-5, the culmination of the F4U Corsair series, which was completely modernized and produced after World War II, was the Navy's fastest reciprocating fighter at that time, surpassing the F8F-2 maximum speed.
-The engine mounting position has moved forward, and the cowling itself has become slightly larger, resulting in an appearance that emphasizes the length of the nose.
-Furthermore, the carburetor air intake on the underside of the nose is divided into two parts, and the left and right sides are bulged (rice ball type) front type, which is a major feature of F4U-5.
-The F4U-5N is a reciprocating single-seat night fighter, the aircraft is basically the same as the F4U-5, and the biggest difference is the radar equipped on the right wing, but because the radio equipment is doubled, it is behind the vertical tail. It has an auxiliary antenna, is equipped with an autopilot to reduce the burden on the pilot, uses a flame-proof exhaust pipe to secure the pilot's field of view during night flight, and installs a flame-proof plate on the upper back of the flame.
-F4U-5NL is equipped with de-icing rubber boots on each wing leading edge, water-methanol liquid injection type de-icing equipment is attached to the leading edge of the propeller and windshield, and is a cold region specification machine compatible with severe cold North Korea. There were 214 F4U-5Ns and 101 F4U-5NLs.
-Captain Guy P. Bordelon of the 3rd Mixed Squadron D (Dt.D) was F4U-5N (Bu.No124453) from June 29, 1953 to July 17 Shoot down five planes during the day, earning Triple Threat Ace the honor of a night fighter in the Korean War, a reciprocating ace, and a navy ace.
-Captain Bauderon made 35 sorties in the aforementioned F4U-5N and left the aircraft up, but shortly thereafter, the Air Force pilot crashed F4U-5N (Bu.No124453).
-F4U-5N (Bu.No124453) had a time when there were 5 shot down marks, but in the box art it was drawn when 2 planes were shot down.
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-Crew: 1 person
-Total length: 12.49m
-Overall width: 10.52m
-Overall height: 4.50m
-Total weight: 5,852kg
-Engine: R-2800-32W(E)
-Lifting output: 2,300 horsepower
-Maximum speed: 756km/h (altitude 8,169m)
-Fixed armament: 20 mm cannon × 4
-The engine mounting position has moved forward, and the cowling itself has become slightly larger, resulting in an appearance that emphasizes the length of the nose.
-Furthermore, the carburetor air intake on the underside of the nose is divided into two parts, and the left and right sides are bulged (rice ball type) front type, which is a major feature of F4U-5.
-The F4U-5N is a reciprocating single-seat night fighter, the aircraft is basically the same as the F4U-5, and the biggest difference is the radar equipped on the right wing, but because the radio equipment is doubled, it is behind the vertical tail. It has an auxiliary antenna, is equipped with an autopilot to reduce the burden on the pilot, uses a flame-proof exhaust pipe to secure the pilot's field of view during night flight, and installs a flame-proof plate on the upper back of the flame.
-F4U-5NL is equipped with de-icing rubber boots on each wing leading edge, water-methanol liquid injection type de-icing equipment is attached to the leading edge of the propeller and windshield, and is a cold region specification machine compatible with severe cold North Korea. There were 214 F4U-5Ns and 101 F4U-5NLs.
-Captain Guy P. Bordelon of the 3rd Mixed Squadron D (Dt.D) was F4U-5N (Bu.No124453) from June 29, 1953 to July 17 Shoot down five planes during the day, earning Triple Threat Ace the honor of a night fighter in the Korean War, a reciprocating ace, and a navy ace.
-Captain Bauderon made 35 sorties in the aforementioned F4U-5N and left the aircraft up, but shortly thereafter, the Air Force pilot crashed F4U-5N (Bu.No124453).
-F4U-5N (Bu.No124453) had a time when there were 5 shot down marks, but in the box art it was drawn when 2 planes were shot down.
[data]
-Crew: 1 person
-Total length: 12.49m
-Overall width: 10.52m
-Overall height: 4.50m
-Total weight: 5,852kg
-Engine: R-2800-32W(E)
-Lifting output: 2,300 horsepower
-Maximum speed: 756km/h (altitude 8,169m)
-Fixed armament: 20 mm cannon × 4
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★★★★★ 5
Your high-energy dog will love it!
Why did I wait so long to get one of these?!? I am the stereotypical throws-like-a-girl person, and my dog really needs to have an option that forces her to run far and fast. This is it. I can get that ball half a soccer field away at a minimum if I want. The ball is super bouncy, which adds an element of fun to her attempts to tame it and bring it back. Super worth the money (which wasn't much!).
I've never had one of these before, so can't compare to the non-folding version. This one is easy to carry and fits in a drawer for storrage. No way you can fit it in a pocket, especially if you have a phone in one and dog treats in the other.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great usability
I prefer this version over the non-foldable stick, as this one I can fit into my bag and carry it out easily. Great size and has a locking feature to prevent it from folding up when throwing. Highly recommend, my dogs love fetch and it is hard to chew if they get their hands on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Holds up! Good thrower!
Good quality! Throws far! Love this brand!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Almost Perfect
If you’ve ever seen these things, the foldable ones are just as good as the standard ones. I just wish when you folded it up there was a way to lock it into that position. When you unfold it to play, you lock it into place with the orange locking slide so it doesn’t fold up on you. But when you’re done playing and fold it up, there’s no way to lock it into that position, it can keep unfolding if you carry it around with you, plus the orange locking slide keeps sliding up and down. It’s not a huge deal, but they could’ve made it better.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
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I’ve used Chuckit ball launchers, this one is foldable, great for my back pack when camping with my dog
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026